Become a Digital God in Marvel

So, was the protagonist really a Chinese with normal outlook before time travel?

Some people say that the protagonist is a traitor. He is obviously a god in the digital world, but he crazily sends technology and digimon to Marvel. The invasion of reality by Digimon is called law enforcement. Digimon are not allowed to enter reality and beat Digimon into eggs. Stark forcibly opened the door, summoned Digimon to cover it with firepower, and killed the protagonist. After finding out, he laughed it off, which can be said to be a double standard. It is understandable that the protagonist you wrote focuses on the Marvel world. After all, it is the selling point of the book. But you didn't handle the relationship between Marvel's real world and the digital world well. Why should the protagonist focus on the real world? As long as you can write that although the real world and the digital world are not mutually exclusive, they share weal and woe. If something happens to one side, it will become a life-or-death situation. Write it more seriously. Moreover, the real world you write is like a shameless and greedy medieval pirate to the digital world. The two worlds are basically hostile to each other. Isn't your protagonist a traitor? If it could be changed, would the protagonist you wrote suddenly become the most sober kid in the game compared to the other two digital gods? Where is the theory of traitor?

After reading so many comments, I decided to read it. I thought it was okay to give away digital eggs, but I still fell in love with Chapter 19. As a law enforcer, it's okay if you don't enforce the law. What the protagonist does is use the word law enforcer to wipe his butt. In the real world, it is equivalent to a thief coming to your home. The police came to see that the thief did not steal much, and then gave the thief all the valuable things in your home. They also helped call a car to take him home safely and comfortably, and the thief just gave them a good review.

First, I read the introduction and tasted the two ceilings of the original work, World Tree and Constancy. Then I went back to look at the law enforcer added by the author. By simply reading the words and interpreting the meaning, I would think that this law enforcer is slightly lower-level. He may be the Ma Chai under Constancy, who specializes in cleaning up the very existence for Constancy. What? The author set the three characters to be in the same position, and they are all ceilings. If you say so, I won't feel sleepy anymore. I began to wonder about the author's unique understanding of the multiverse worldview of Digimon, and what kind of words he would write based on it, so I started reading the book. Then I couldn't stand it even after finishing a third of the content. With such a high standard, the actual performance of this law enforcer is actually not as good as the Ma Zai under the boss that I understood before? (Black question mark) I understand that the time traveler is taking advantage of it, so there is no need to write about being invincible at the beginning. Okay, let's take a look again, and then let's see what the protagonist of the natural Digital World camp (the one who's tied to death you haven't changed yet) is doing?       ，，，，，～      The most annoying thing is that the background of the story is that the digital world has been invaded, the lower levels are being persecuted, and the upper levels cannot defeat it. The situation is in danger. When the other two ceilings are trying to find a solution, Pigfoot, the "enforcer", goes to hang out with the opponent? ! Your Majesty is about to fight to the death, why do you surrender first? This reminds me a bit of the darkest period. At that time, a strange thing called a traitor also emerged. The sense of substitution was so strong that it broke the defense and slipped away.

Digimon based on the Avengers may be born in the Marvel world. How about a civil war. Depending on the time, Captain Americamon might have been born.

Because humans have caused a crisis in the digital world, Yggdrasil takes revenge. I can understand that the protagonist wants to stop it, but why does the Royal Knights cut down the tree? Strictly speaking, this is a self-defense counterattack.

I hope to describe more about the evolution of Digimon and the interaction between ordinary people. The protagonist can just be a tool. Let Digimon replace those superheroes and super villains. It is more interesting and exciting than describing the protagonist. It is also very exciting to introduce the character description of Marvel and interact with Digimon. In this way, the character will be very exciting and easy to describe.

The author's idea may be correct, but have you ever thought about a problem? There are some things that others can do, but the protagonist cannot do. The protagonist's own position does not allow this. For example, if a student in school calls another student a pig-headed fool and an idiot, it will be fine if he is exposed on the Internet. But if a teacher scolds a student like this and is exposed on the Internet, then the matter will be serious. These are two different identities and positions. Doing the same thing produces different results. There are things that others can do, but your protagonist just can't do. This is a matter of identity and stance. From the protagonist's identity and stance, these things should not and cannot be done by him. If the protagonist does this, then he has a problem, and it is normal for him to be scolded by readers. If the result is the same, but it is not done by the protagonist, there will definitely be no scolding by readers. Do you believe it?

Even if I didn't kill the trash Iron Fist, I still called him brothers and gave up.

What kind of books are they directing? Let's just change the name to "I sold my profits from the Digimon World to Marvel and became a comprador."

The protagonist is extremely powerful, but actually very weak. There was a book in the past where the protagonist obtained the Saint status at the beginning, and then clicked it to see that after obtaining the Saint status, he had to slowly practice and upgrade. This book by the author is similar to the one I was told about, but it was all about people trying to sell themselves like sheep.

It's indeed a bit crooked. Maybe the author's own ideas are good, but when he writes it, it always feels like the protagonist is like a guide dog. The comment area is also very noisy. I hope the author can also change his positioning. This positioning is indeed unflattering. It is based on Marvel's human position, not his own digital world position. He clearly knows that reality will have a great impact on the digital world, but he still doesn't want to solve it. He leads the digital world to grow. He has a high status, but no B status at all. He is also really good to Tony, just like a nanny. Now it can be said that Tony still has value. I hope it won't always be like this in the future. (The Digital World is the protagonist's trump card. Even if the Digital World was originally allowed to be studied, it is now his trump card. He still lets people study it for fear that he is not dead enough. Oh, you are the protagonist, just pretend I didn't say it)

I wanted to watch it originally, but after seeing these comments I knew what was going on. Author, you are equivalent to asking national leaders to do what agents do. In other words, the emperor did eunuch work. Maybe you have good intentions, but there is respect and inferiority between people. If you are not in your position, you will not seek your government. That's all I can say. It looks like I can't stand the book, so I'll just give it a heads up.

Don't do it. You are destined to be unpopular if you jump on both sides. People who read novels seriously will scold you for pushing your butt to the outside of your head. If you are more normal, scold you for being a woman. Anyway, there will be people on both sides I have also thought about it. Under the current starting point environment, 99% of them will be on Marvel's side.

Another point, since you are a digital god, it is best to focus on the digital world. Instead of doing this and that in reality, unless it is a big event that destroys the digital world, there is no need to end it personally. The Digimon raised by my subordinates are not just for food.

I'll make another post. In some replies, I found that the topic almost shifted to the author's political incorrectness. . . You can check other posts, the author has stated that this is not the original intention. I think it can be believed. I think most of the people who express dissatisfaction are people who like digital very much. I personally also like Digi. Leomon is very handsome and I like it, but it's a pity that it's old. People who like Marvel may be happy to see the protagonist written by the author, and they don't feel aggrieved in their hearts, so there are fewer people posting. What attracted me to this book in the first place was not Marvel, but digital. There are really very few people writing about this subject. Digital naturally has a favorable impression in my heart, and Marvel does not have as high a status as Digital in my mind. It's a pity that as a digital god, I can only say that digital is just an add-on. The author still cares more about the Marvel fans among readers. After reading the book, I really feel like I have been cheated.

You can give permission to conduct research in a designated area openly and openly. But smuggling is too much, and it is self-inflicted theft.

Talking about how much control the protagonists have over the digital world, don't let it end up being a group of Digimon fighting against the digital world for their masters. Taka-chan seems to like this, such as the Autobots who blew up their home planet and ancestors.